Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-23

ing tho month Of September Of zach year
Tor the school year next preceding, to tn,
County Superintendent, in the manner and
form, and on the blanks prescribed BY tn,
Superintendent of Public instruction. anG
Tor making the said report on or before tn.
specified time. he shall be paid the sum q
IS, n for zach days neglect after tn,
time specified by law for rendering said re
port, the sum of IS shall be deducted nv
the County Superintendent from thu
moneys apportioned to said district. and
return the same to the general scboolfund
OF the county. 1t shall be the duty of the
District Clerk to give written notice to the
County Superintendent of the time OF
opening the school in his district. the
length OF term, and the names of the
teachers thereof. He shall also report di.
rectly to the Superintendent oil
Public instruction. whenever required,
the text books used in the schools.
Sec. lib. Every board OF trustees un-
less otherwise especially provided by law,
shall have power, and it shall be their
duty:
First. To employ, and for sufficient
cause, dismiss teachers, mechanics. and la
borers, and to fix, alter, allow, and ordered
paid their salaries and compensation.
Second. To enforce the general regula-
tions of the Territorial Superintendent of
Public Instruction for the government of
schools, pupils and teachers, and to enforce
the course of study adopted in pursuance
OF territorial law.
Third. To provide and pay for school
furniture and apparatus, and such other
necessary for school use or for the use OF
the school board.
Fourth To suspend or expel pupils from
school, and in cities or large towns to ex-
clude from school children under 6 years
of age, where the interest of the school re-
quires such exclusion.
Fifth. To rent, furnish, repair and insure
school houses.
Sixth. To build or remove school houses,
and purchase or sell school. lots, when the
trustees may be directed by a vote of the
district to do so.
Seventh. To purchase personal property,
and to receive, lease, and to hold in fee, in
trrst for their district, town or city. any
and all real or personal property for the
benefit of the schools thereof.
Eighth. To provide books for INDECENT
children on the written statement OF the
teacher that the parents of such children
are not able to purchase them.
Ninth. To require all pupils to be FUR
nished with suitable books, as a condition
Of membership i'll the school. Il
Tenth. To exclude from school and
school libraries all books, tracts, papers,
or catechisms of q sectarian or political
character.
Eleventh. To require every teacher to
keep a school register.
Twelfth. To require teachers to make
such annual reports as may be required by
the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Thirteenth. To appoint q district clerk
and fix his compensation.
Fourteenth. To provide evening schools
for persons above the aye OF il years.
Sec. 1136. County school moneys may be
used by the County Superintendent and
for the various purposes as au-
and provided in this article, and
no other purpose, except that in any
any surplus in the General School
Fund to the credit OF said district, after
providing for the expenses OF not less than
eight months school, may. on a vote OF
the qualified electors of said district, be
Used for the purposes OF building and i'm
Sec. 1149. First grade certificates
continue in force three years, and
hall be granted to persons who have had
rot less than twelve months successful
experience in teaching. Second grade GER
shall continue in force two years.
md third graduate. cert; one year.
Certificates of the first and second grades
ranted in any county shall be valid in any
'ther county OF the Territory on being
egistered with the superintendent of that
ounty, and may be renewed by any county
superintendent by his Endorsement thereon.